SAturday august 1st

Fresh Finds 

Vendors This Week

Enjoy all of the local goodness—fresh veggies, pasture-raised meats, artisan cheeses, eggs, sourdough bread, mushrooms, locally roasted coffee, olive oil, sweets, pickles, granola, local honey, healthy ready-to-eat meals, soaps, dog treats, and more.
Produce Highlights:
Flower bouquets, blueberries, raspberries, corn, tomatoes, new potatoes, green beans, garlic scapes and fresh garlic, spring onions, zucchini, cucumbers, spinach, turnips, beets and radishes, leafy greens, lettuces, scallions, microgreens, herbs, and more!

Follow us on Instagram @wrightstownfarmersmarket for the most recent weekly vendor list and market info, and follow us on Facebook at: Wrightstown Farmers Market.

Mark Your Calendar

Food Pantry Collection

Vendor Highlights

WFM Welcomes SNAP EBT

Thank you to our Sponsors!

Donate local food and household items weekly at the Wrightstown Farmers Market to help support the Penndel Food Pantry. Since October 2022, generous market customers have helped provide thousands of pounds of food and hygiene products through the weekly efforts of dedicated volunteers Kathy Masulis and Charlie from Singles Volunteers of Bucks County. They share that pantry clients especially appreciate fresh, practical items like salad greens, carrots, apples, broccoli, bread, and frozen meats.

primordia mushroom farm

Sound the Trumpet!
Trumpet mushrooms are available this week at Primordia Farms.
These, delicious, firm mushrooms make delicious "faux" scallops (slice and sauce with garlic and olive oil and serve over rice or pasta).
They also can be thinly sliced vertically and transformed into vegan "bacon".
Get your Trumpets this week at the Primordia booth at the market.






 

Helpful Foodie, Smell the Curry.

Musical Guests

Andrea Carlson & Dave Bopdrummer

August 8th: National Farmers Market Week: Taste of the Season Cooking Demo
For the Kids: Nature Clay Prints
Musical Guest: Elle Gyandoh

 Donations Welcome

           SUPPORT AND SPONSORSHIP
Running a market like ours takes a lot behind the scenes.

Contributions help cover things like market operations, community programming, and
significantly increased site costs this season—helping us avoid passing those increases on to our farmers.

If you’re interested in supporting the Wrightstown Farmers Market—whether through
sponsorship or a small donation—we’ve made that easy to do here.

Market Happenings

Wrightstown Farmers Market proudly accepts SNAP/EBT.
Stop by the green Welcome Tent to use your SNAP/EBT benefits and receive up to $25 in matching funds. It’s an easy way to stretch your food budget while supporting local farmers and food producers.
To learn more about SNAP eligibility, please call:
National: 1-800-221-5689
Bucks County: (215) 781-3300

Regional Fruit Loss

Bucks County farms (including Solebury Orchards and Solly Farm), in Pennsylvania and New Jersey have lost 100% of their peach crop, all stone fruit (cherries, plums, nectarines), all or most of their pear crop and the majority of their apple crops due to the several late freezes following 90 degree days that caused trees to bloom early. 
Our parent organization, the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance, is raising funds for our Bucks County tree fruit farmers to help mitigate losses. Any support you can provide is much appreciated. Here is the link to donate:
Local Tree Fruit Farmers Need Your Support

WFM has decided to allow our fruit growers who lost fruit crops in the freeze to sell fruit purchased from other independent farms to replace the same fruit types they lost for the 2026 season. Affected producers are encouraged to purchase fruit from small to medium-size family farms in or close to the east coast. Fruit purchased to sell at the market will be labeled with the names of farms and their locations from which it was purchased.
Note that prices may differ from last year due to higher demand for fruit in the mid-Atlantic region.










 

Ready to Eat Food Vendors

                      Note:
Scroll Down to Vendor Highlights to learn about some of our vendors special offerings for this week.

The vendor map for the week is available on our website each Friday morning. 
https://wrightstownfarmersmarket.org/

Sunflower Sensory Table with the Village of Wrightstown Library



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Annual Farm Tours

apple ridge farm

$1 off Creamy Garlic Breath Dressing / Vampire Repellant /Garlic Radish Dip? Our zesty, savory dip goes by many names and can be used in all sorts of ways. You can use it to replace anything you'd use mayo for.
Plus, it's perfect for dipping chips, bread, or veggies. 

Pick up some flower bouquets, and make your home and outdoor tables look as beautiful as the food on your table.















 

Flower Power

Eat Local, Eat Safe!

PEAK SUMMER FLAVORS!

     Pop-Up Vendor 
                        
                            

Eat local,  fresh and safe food! Our vendors have pastured eggs and beautiful, safe lettuce and lettuce mixes. Pictured above is Blooming Glen Farm's romaine lettuce. Want a delicious and fun way to eat your salad? Check out the Grilled Romaine with Lemon Basil Vinaigrette and many other wonderful recipes on Blooming Glen's website.














 

          Allerton Creek Farm Knife Sharpening
In case you missed it last week, they’re back again this Saturday - bring those dull blades back to life! Professional sharpening on site of your kitchen knives, garden pruners, scissors, and other household blades while you shop. 


                        
                            

the coffee scoop

Stay connected with The Coffee Scoop for the latest edition of The Scoop, featuring their weekly Party in a Cup and signature treat lineup.  There are important updates regarding pricing. First, the good news: despite managing razor-thin profit margins, they are holding prepared food prices steady and absorbing all operational fees and taxes. However, global coffee supply chain disruptions have forced them to slightly increase the price of coffee beans. Even with this adjustment, their market pricing remains highly competitive, staying over 10% lower than standard retail rates.

Kids Activity

Note: The final 2 Farm tours are being hosted by WFM's Blooming Glen Farm and Hollow House Farm. Be sure to attend  these fun events and learn more about your farmers!

 

August 15th: REMINDER NO MARKET TODAY DUE TO THE GRANGE FAIR. Visit our sister market the Doylestown Farmers Market or close neighbor, the Yardley Farmers Market for your weekly fresh goodies. 

 

See you August 22 when we return!
  

 

Blooming Glen Farm

Hollow House Farms

Rolling Hills Farm

August 22nd: Late Summer Abundance
For the Kids: TBA
Musical Guest: Fools & Prophets
Cookbook Give away

reminder: no market august 15th
Due to Middletown grange fair